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Your page and marketing look super professional! Do you have any social media that you post about this on?  Social media can be super important for discovery. In such a saturated market, it's really hard to get people to pay attention on Itch itself but if you're showing personality and passion through social media, it can go a long way. 

Also, I've never had to promote a game like you're doing so I don't really know, but in my opinion as an outside observer, you might want to change your title to use the subtitle that's on your page, not the one that compares it to other games.  I personally feel like that takes a little away from the professionalism, but again, take my advice with a grain of salt on that. 

I hope you figure it out and get the attention you want on the game! It sounds like when people play it they really enjoy it. It's just a matter of getting more eyes on it. 

Thank you for this! It really means alot especially how it feels like itch.io wants to push my game out of the spot light now. One week with decreasing clicks isnt that cool for them I guess.

I have a really popular fb page. But I have yet to win the twitter crowd.

Tho I think found ways to win them now. One of the major problems im having it seems is that im posting on the wrong hours (im on the other side of the world afterall)

As for the title, its both a good and a bad thing I guess. As I recently posted at GameJolt and its getting some attention as well.

My analysis so far is that perhaps the itch.io crowd isnt looking for games like this. Perhaps its not as weird, quirky, or scary like the other games here? I maybe wrong, I will still grind my way outside this hole.

Yeah the players really enjoy it. Which is why i want to get more views for them. Thanks for pointing this out :)

Perhaps its not as weird, quirky, or scary like the other games here?

Yeah, noticed that too?